5:00am MORNING FARM REPORT
Covers today's ag news headlines, yesterday's grain market analysis and prices, and the latest agricultural news.

9:30am OPENING MARKETS
Market prices for Louisiana's major row crops and livestock from the opening bell and the latest agricultural news.

11:30am MIDDAY MARKETS & ANALYSIS
A midday look at the latest market activity, featuring commentary from market analysts with the Louisiana Farm Bureau Marketing Association.

2:30pm CLOSING MARKETS
Complete coverage of the day’s farm commodities, including grains, cotton, rice and livestock, plus the latest agricultural news.

3:00pm LIVESTOCK REPORT
A look at the cattle markets, including Louisiana livestock auctions, cash fed cattle prices and cattle futures prices.

KANE — 1240 AM: New Iberia, LA
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KAPB — 97.7 FM: Marksville, LA
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KASO — 1240 AM: Minden, LA

KBEF — 104.5 FM: Minden, LA
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KDBH — 97.3 FM: Natchitoches, LA

KWTG — 104.7 FM: Vidalia, LA
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KFNV — 107.1 FM: Ferriday, LA
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KPEL — 96.5 FM: Lafayette, LA
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KMDL — 97.3 FM: Lafayette, LA
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KJNA — 102.7 FM: Jena, LA
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KJVC — 92.7 FM: Mansfield, LA
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KLIL — 92.1 FM: Moreauville, LA

KMAR — 95.9 FM: Winnsboro, LA
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KJLO — 104.1 FM: Monroe, LA
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KFXZ — 105.9 FM: Carencro, LA
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KOGM — 107.1 FM: Opelousas, LA
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KWLV — 107.1 FM: Many, LA
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KRRV — 100.3 FM: Alexandria, LA
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KWCL — 96.7 FM: Oak Grove, LA
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KVPI — 92.5FM: Ville Platte, LA
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KVCL — 92.1 FM: Winnfield, LA
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The Voice of Louisiana Agriculture Radio Network has a long history in the state of Louisiana.  Our network has been in existence for 40 years, beginning as the Louisiana Agri-News Network in 1976.  Louisiana Farm Bureau's Regnal Wallace was the founding farm broadcaster on the network.  He was joined in 1987 by Senior Farm Broadcaster, Don Molino.  

We produce a variety of programs that air at the times when farmers need them, with market news, analysis and the latest events in agriculture.

Our network has 21 affiliated radio stations in Louisiana, and is operated by the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation.

The Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation, founded in 1922, is the state’s largest general farm and ranch organization.

Don Molino

Don Molino has spent his entire career on the radio.  A native of Paris, Texas, Don earned a degree in Broadcast Journalism from East Texas State University before joining the U.S. Army, where he served as a Broadcast Specialist, Southern Command Network in the Panama Canal Zone.  

Following his time in the Army, Don entered Dallas, Texas media market where he was the weekend sports anchor for WFAA-TV and news anchor for WFAA and KRLD radio.  That was followed by a move to Mississippi where he was news director for the Mississippi Agricultural and News Network.  Don made his final career move to Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 1980 where he has spent the last 36 years as a news and farm broadcaster for the Louisiana Radio Network and the Voice of Louisiana Agriculture Radio Network.

Throughout his career, Don has been an active member of the National Association of Farm Broadcasters. He is a former NAFB national and regional vice-president.

In March of 2017, Don was presented the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters. In 2018, he was named the Farm Broadcaster of the Year by the National Association of Farm Broadcasting.

Don and his wife, Laura, have been married for 12 years. They have three children.

Avery Davidson

Avery Davidson is the Director of Communications at the Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation and co-host of This Week in Louisiana Agriculture. 

For most of his career, Avery worked in broadcasting. Avery started his career at KANE AM 1240 in New Iberia and moved into television in 1995 when he went to work for KATC TV-3 in Lafayette. In 1999, Avery accepted a job at WAFB, Channel 9 in Baton Rouge where he worked as a producer, videographer, reporter and weekend anchor. 

In 2008, Avery went to work for the Louisiana Farm Bureau as the Executive Producer of This Week in Louisiana Agriculture and he’s been there ever since. 

Avery is married to his wife Lauren and has three sons, Adam, Luke and Logan.